Oregon DMV Error Wrongfully Registers Over 300 Non-Citizens to Vote
State officials confirm the mistake, assure no impact on 2024 election, and promise corrective measures.
Overview
- The Oregon DMV admitted to mistakenly registering at least 306 non-citizens to vote due to data entry errors since 2021.
- Only two of the erroneously registered individuals have cast ballots, and their citizenship status is under review.
- The error was discovered during a proactive system analysis ahead of the 2024 election, ensuring it will not affect the upcoming vote.
- Oregon Secretary of State LaVonne Griffin-Valade and DMV officials have implemented new verification processes to prevent future mistakes.
- Lawmakers, including U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas, are calling for a full investigation and accountability for the error.